You’ll be part of a small team of engineers who work with military and commercial equipment to solve communications-related problems of interest to the US Navy. Intelligence, curiosity, and problem solving aptitude are valued more than any specific experience with a device or technology. These positions have excellent career advancement potential and mentoring is provided. A minimum of a Secret level clearance is required for the entry and mid-level positions. A Top Secret clearance is required for senior level positions.
Communications Engineer - The Branch has immediate need for senior (MS or PhD) electrical, RF or computer engineers with at least 10 years experience in implementing digital communications in hardware and/or analyzing modern mobile communication systems. Positions for entry level (BS recent graduate) and mid-level (MS with at least 5 years of experience) electrical engineers and computer scientists are also needed. The digital design focus is on programming field programmable gate arrays to generate modulation waveforms for communications electronic warfare. The analytic need is for signal analysis and experimentation with mobile communication networks to understand and exploit vulnerabilities. Skill sets range from VHDL programming to experience with digital communication modulations and spread spectrum techniques
Digital Hardware Engineer - Code 5730 has a need for digital hardware engineers. Digital applications include radar signal processing, arbitrary waveform generation, electronic equipment control, and data collection. The Branch currently has efforts applying field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) for real-time high-fidelity exploitation and manipulation of wide bandwidth radar waveforms. VHDL and C++ programming experience is desirable.
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